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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
ACCIDENT AVERTED.
TIMELY DISCOVERY OF A BROKEN
RAILROAD BRIDGE.
The damaged stsamer-A Farmer Killed
on the Manufacturing
Affair.
Especial telegram TO the DIspa,es.I

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 2.-Mr.
Onesti Padgett and Miss Florence
Cook were married at st. Mary'schurch
Yesterday in the presence OF large as
semblsge of friends. Father Okane
ofliciated. Messrs. Frank Mourse and
William b. Entwistle we're ushers.
The couple went North to spend their
honeymoon.
The Midland trains were delayed an
hour or so this morning by the break
ing of bridge Just below Watkins's
Mill, in Fairfax. 1t is supposed the
break in the bridge was caused by the
weight of an early train up. 1t was
noticed about 10 o'clock by a man who
happened to be walking down tho
track. and serious accident was proba'
bly, thereby averted.
The steamer Mattano arrived up tins
afternoon. The captain says he cant
tell the cause OF the sinking until she Is
hauled on the ways. The Arrowsmith
is also up. Her damages won't be over
$1,000.
Trainmen to-day tell Of man hav-
ing been killed yesterday on the Miu-
land bridge that crosses the Rappainn-
neck river. His name was Benjamin
Morris, a farmer. He had come TO the
station with his grain, and during some
DELAY went over on the bridge, which
is planked over and shady and cool. lt
is supposed he went to sleep or was
shaken and fell on the track. and was
killed instantly. He was taken home.
He leaves n widow and several children.
OF the difficulty at Colonial Beach
Hotel in Westmoreland Tuesday night
particulars are hard to get. 1t appears
that Mr.. Bressart, who is superintendent
of the hotel, ordered recent employee,
named Howard, to quit the premises,
whereupon Howard assaulted Bressart,
and in self.defencc Bressart used
knife, cutting his assailant's throat
quite badly. Mr.. Bressart was here
to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Saratoga Races.
fHr Telegraph 70 the pispa,ch.l J

tHy Telegraph 20 tho DIsVAtch.I
SABAroGA, July 22.-First receive
furlong,, for three e-year-olds and up
wards-Fenelon won Cleaner second,
Colonel Owens third. Time, l:0i.
Second mce-mle and furl0ng-
Aurelia won Del Norte second, Bis
cult third. Time, 2:03.
Third race-Trayers stakes, mile and
three quarters, for three-year-olds-
Carey won Oarsman second, Penden-
mis- third. Time, 3:i7i.
Fourth selling race, three quar-
ters OF mile-Brambleton won; Mag
pie Mitchell second, Strathspey thiri.
Time, 1:l8..
Fifth race helter-skelter handicap
steeplechase, mile and a half-Tennes-
see won: Abraham second, Bourke
Cochran third. Time, 4 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

Tdtptiaed a. Property Stolen froia
"a Gr. Moore.


Thursday morning james BraIton,
Young colorcd man who il serving a
term III Jail, was taken before Acting
Justice Ryan on warrant sworn out
lv Cfliccr John y. Hall charging him
with stealing lady's double-case gold
watch, tie property OF some person I'M
known. TIE matter created cOnsldera-
BE interest because OF the fact thlt
George Allen told the officer before
hand and testified duiing the cXamins-
ton Thursday that in april last, while
Ie vas sewing n term ~ Jail for selling
Lottery tickets, BraXton one afternoon,
after having spent the day whitcwGsh-
ing Tie cells on the upper floor, re-
turned to his cell, in which Allen also
was confined, and showed his com
RAMON this watch and several small
articles Of jcwolry, which he said he
found chind projecting brick IN the
wall of the room long occupied by
Thomas Judson Cluverius.
While neithcrthe jail officials, nor n
decd any thinking citizens. countonance
Iraxtcn's story, this, like anything
el>e connected, however remotely, with
thc name OF the most celebrated char
actcr that ever figured in the criminal
history of the State, created a ripple OF
excitement. The case, rs stated yes
t,rday. was continued unii this morn
ira 10 give the officer time 10 find Nat.
Allen lcojorcd), fellowprisoner from
whom Braxton said the watch was
bought. The only Other article OF
lcwelIy which is at all valuable Is
he handsome gold Masonic pin the
rest are plated collar and bosom-but-
tons. &c.
Having seen in the DispHtch de-
scription of the watch and other articles,
and believing them to have been stolen
from her husband, Mrs. Moore, living
at 400 west Leigh street, yesterday
morning went down to the First police
station TO see them. She identified
them all as her husbands property, and
thought lie had lost III the same way
some few articles which were not found
among these. Mr. Moore was adjudged
insane bv "a commission OF lunacy, aud
While in the city Jail waiting TO be sent
10 Williamsburg the things were stolen.
Mrs. Moore and others who can identity
her husbands property will appear th.s
morning as witnesses III the case.
The watch was recovered from the
saloCu of David Donati, Seventeenth
and Broad streets, by Officer Hall, VINO
heard of its being there while looking
FOR another gold watch which Braxton
had been heard to say that he had sici N
from gentleman named CGmpbtiL.
II was pawued by Nat. Allen for 81
lie said that he bought it from BraXton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
: TEAM TOR DIR. stEATTox.
action OF ihc Committee On Health
Last Night.

At a meeting Of the Committee on
Health last night $500 was appropriatt 4
TO purchase horse and buggy for Dr.
Z. l.. Stratton, president OF the Boaid
Of Health.
When the committee met Friday
night, week ago, the subject was dis
cussod with some division of opinion.
Dr. Stratton was, however, directed to
ascertain what lie could purchase Il
suitable team for.
During the past week the City Attor-
news opinion was asked by those op-
posed to the action, and the following
reply Was elected
70 ". T. HaGnGU, Chairman Of tie
CymmiNcc on H,aih:
IN reply 70 your question whether
yCur committee has power TO use part
OF tlcir annual appropriation for the
puIpose OF buying buggy and horse
jor the use Of the lTcsidentOf the Boari
OF Health. state that / am of opinion
flat It has no such power. 1t must be
well Known 10 yOur committee thai
when TIE appropriation was made no
such expenditure was contemplated By
the Council. Such being the case, such
purchase would be a misuse Oithe fund
innusted TO your committee for proper
expenditure.
On November !, 1856. your commit
tee reported to the Common Council
II resolution asking authority to make
such purchase. The resolution was
referred TO the Committee on Finance.
On February 7, 1857, the last-namel
con mittee returned the said resolu-
,ion with the recommendation that i:
be rejected, and recommended the
ADOPTION Of an ordinance increasing
the salary of the president of the Board
of Health $500. The ordinance re-
CONN ended was adopted, and the reso-
luton proposed by your committee
WAS laid on the table. In the light Ol
such facts there cannot be any doubt
| that your committee has no authority
to make the proposed expenditure.
G. V. MEREDITH,
City Attorney.
July 81, 1887.
Ibe committee after hearing tho pa
per read made the appropriation q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
a Cool wave Coming.
fNrH.-t f...~s... As-r

The sigual.ollice thermometer stood
at rs degrees Mt Z o'clock this morning,
exactly the same register as yesterday
morning. When S'ar reporter III
quired to-day about the weather pros
pect. Of the Indications officers he WI,
told that while the temperature will re-
main about stationary for tho next
tweuiy.fouy hours, cooler weather will
follow. The change will probably not
be very great. hut the temperature viii
drop several degrees. " At sny rate,
said the weather prophet. "there are
no prospects of an immediate return to
the scorch.ng heat OF the early part OF
the week" There i: cool area out
West, where the temperature is below
tie normal, and, as the conditions are
such as to cause westerly winds, Wash
inaton can expect cooler weather within
the next iorty-eight hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
The Refreshment-StRn at the New
Reservoir.

The City Attorney will be asked to
draw mp the contract between the cIty
and Messis. Krause and thinner, who
have the contract for the refreshment
privileges. The subcommittee (Clty
tneineer and the chairman of the
Grounds and Buildings Committee)
that opened the bids night before last
will report to the committee Monday
night. and il. in turn, will report to
the Council the following Mondsy, Au-
gust lSt.
The contractors are anxious to get to
work as soon as possible, for when the
cold weather comes the stands will not
Weld much revenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
YOUTHFUL HoBBER ARRESTED.
Three Persons Charged with Reeeiv'
lug stolen Goods.

About three weeks ago the store Of
Mr.. Burnett Lewis, corner of Seven
teenth and Main streets, was robbed
between the hours of closing one after
noon and opening next morning o!
three bolts of cashmere, one lot OF hn-
gcr-nnes, one lot OF bracelets,
Eve pairs of shoes, and sundry
other articles, all of the value OF SlOJ.
The case was placed in the hands OF
Officer John T.. Hall. and he yesterday
had arrested Robert Fleming, no'o-
rious colored thief, about fifteen years
old, on warrant issued by justice
Donati and sworn out by MIR. John NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Personals and Rricfs.

Mis- Nory l.. Bull is visiting frienf $
in ~cottsyiiIc.
Mrs. SamuelA. NaGgoncrand daugh-
ter Miriam are so5ourning in Amelis
county.
Mrs. z. 8. Powers. Mss Fannie ard
Master Willie Bull IRE 10 ingleside
Springs" Gooehland county, Va.
Thc cellar Of L. Dromm's bakery, on
Marshall street, was flooded by water
last night and a number of barrels OF
flour damaged.
Bette James, a notorious character,
was arrested last night for cutting Mol
lie Jackson behind the eye with cup
Both parties are colored, and were
locked up in the Second station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Sui. in the United states Court.

Edgar Allan. Esq, as counsel Tor
Mrs. E. P. Hoffman, widow OF John Il.
Hoffman, has instituted suit in the
United States Court against the Su..
pleme Conncil American Legion oil
honor for $1,000. This is to recover
tie insurance money on the life OF her
husband. Mr.. Hoffman was a member
Of the Lafayette Council Of this city;
Mr.. Allan states that the payment OF
the claim is not resisted by the local
council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

ECRTY-YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF
= AZ OLD NCRSE.--Nls. WISSLOW :
soo1HING-SiRUP IS lie prescription OF one
C.. the eest female physicians and pgrso, IN
the United States. and hhs been used los forty
ysars with never falling safety and saccoSs by
millions q mothers and chlliren, from THE
feeble infant q enc week old 10 ,h3 aial.. /,
coreci5 ecieity Of tae stomach, relieves yini.
colo, regulates the bowels, an4 gives rest.
health. ard comfort 10 Inotae. AID chIli. We
believe l. The bee. aai saqcst remedy IN the
world In al cases os Dysentery aud Dlarraea
In Children. whether arisiDg from taolhins o.
sTem any clSar cause. hull directions ios
using vill ncsornpany each bo;ila Noac
genuine unieas The 5ae-sinliis of CURTIS &
rskAlSs Is ON The outside wrapper. sold b.
ali Observation-Disclosures. Is cents hottie.
iy i9-eoaiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
sale of Valuable Eram;Iiin-,sreei
Property.

II. Seldom Taylor and \. ". Bow,
real estate agents and auctioneers, sold
privately Yesterday 10 DR. Georga
Ross, at 500, coz, tie elegant residence
at tie southeast corner OF First and
Franklin streets, for many years occn-
pied by Mrs. James 4. Branch: Dt-
Ross purchased this property for his
own nse, and will proceed at once u
put the entire premises in tirst-ciass or,
der. and will move there abo1t the lsl
OF September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef, and Iron
has long been an acknowledged specific
in many cases Of physical prostration,
where the bodily functions have refused
to do their duty. 1t is one of those
non-secret remedies which can be taken
with the most perfect confidence of
success. Sold by all druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Work OF the Ambulance Yesterday.
The city ambulance-under charge oi
DR.. Irvine-was called cut three times

Ihe city mOulance--unuerc cnarSe Vi
DR.. Irvine-was called cut three times
yesterday:
AT $3.50 A. VI. it was summoned to
johnson & Co.'S foundry, under the
Free bridge, to James Anderson. one
of the operatives, who was suffering
with cramp produced by oyerheating.
He was relieved and left.
At II to Allen g. Ginter's cigarette
factory to boy who had gotten the
little finger of his left hand nearly cut
off, having canght it in some ma.
chinery. His wound was dressed and
he was left with his friends.
The last call, at 80 p. NJ, was to
the corner of First and Broad streets
TO Bernard Robinson, an aged colored
man. who had tainted from the effects
of the heat. He was taken to his home,
No. l104 north First street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Ju,,cc yuating- Court.

The General Assembly TO be elected
in November will elect u Judge of the
Hastings Court of Richmond. In this
connection are mentioned the names of
PoliceJustice David G. Richardson,
Commonwcalth's 's-Attorney Samuel b.
Witt. and Observation-Disclosures
trlct. Attorney James Lyons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
suit for ISLANDER,

B. Jacobs, through his counsel, Ed
gar Allan, Esq, has instituted suit in
the City Circuit Court against ID.
Fisher for $1,000 damages. The
declaration alleges that Fisher malici-
ously, falsely, &c, abused Jacobs in
the presence Of witnesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
purchase OF Valuable property.

The lot at the southwestern corner OF
Franklin and Shafer streets. fronting
345 feet on Franklin, has been pur-
chased 10y Mr.. Lewis GiAter from Mr..
John c. Shafer for $50, GOO cash. This
is valuable and desirable lot. AT
present it is covered with grove OF
trees.
Mr. Gintcr says he has not yet de-
cidod whether he will build or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Basc.BaII Yesterday.

At Philadelphia
Athleti.s L 0 l 0 0 . 4
Clevelands. Il . 0 B 0 K
Base hits Athletics, 6 Cleyelands,
10. Errors Athletics, 3 ;Clevelands, =.
Game given to Athletics on an inten-
tional foul by Cleveland batters.
At Baltimore
Ealtimorcs. o 90 | 0000 o. l
Cincinnatis. o , 90 0 o K 4
Easo-hits: Baltimores, 8; Cincln-
natis, Q. Errors Baltimores, D; GIN
cinnatis, 0.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyns o 90 2 20 0 3-5
I onisyiles....l 3 5000 l-6
Ease.hits: Brooklyns, II Louisvllles,
y. Errors: Brooklyns, 8; Louis
villcs, &.
At Staten Island:
Eleven jnnings.l
Metropoiit'ns.0 o 20 o 6 o o %
St. Louis. Il 900 1000 %
Base-hits: Metropolitans, Q; st.
Louis, Q. Errors: Metropolitans, {;
st. Louis, |.
At philadelphia:
Fhiladolphias0 3 o 0 o o o 0 o. .
Pittsburghs o 03 90 o D x 4
Ease-hits Phihdelphias, & Pitts
burphs. y. Errors philadelphias, /;
Pittsburghs, |. Batteries Casey and
McGuire Morris and Carroll.
At New York:
rrcn inningsl
Indianapolis.0 q o 00OO- 5
New Yorks.. Il 0 90 l 0OO1- 4
Pase-hits: indianapolis, l3 New
Yorks. Is. Errors: indianapolis, Il;
New Yorks, ). Batteries; Boyle and
Myers Welch aud Deasley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

she ThUnGey. Lightning, and Rain
did 10 damage 10 Columbus's ice-crean
factory. Prepare for hot Sunday to
morlE and order hard-srozen lee
Cream from him. Price, Sl.@5 per
Gallon. special rates for large parties.
'ILone 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

TIE OUNcc or PREVENTION. satlsfac-
ton Of feeling safo from catching ans dises5c
from drinking water from impure air. from 4
sick person. nom contact with foul clothing
infection or coniaglon from any source. is CON-
plete and al anxiety ailayed by the uso Of
DkRBys rEoPuYLACiIC FLUID. 4 bottle will
give more safety, comfort. and confidence thar
All The doctoIiag la The world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
VIII the President 40 West.
GBy telogr,pb to ths DIepatch.l


WASHINGTON, July 22.-The star
this evening says: The mayor OF st.
Louis has telegraph,d to the President
asking if be would receive a delegation
from IT. Louis, who would come to
Washington on Monday 10 extend to
him IN invitation to visit that city in
tie fall after tine Grand-hrmy men have
gone. \ reply was sent that the Presi-
dent would be in Washington on Mon
day.
1Le President, OF coarse, has known
for some time OF the determination to
urge him to take western tour, not
withstanding bis declination Of the in
vitation to attend the Grand Army
camp, and has been considering the
question, but has not yet decided
whether he will go. II is quite proba-
bic, though, that he will visit st. Louis
and some other western cities after his
southern trip this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
RICHMOND JULY 49, 1887

stated, Messrs. Sncad. Kauielt, ard
Jones voting for it. The other mem.
ber (Mr. Hudnall, the chairman) did
not vote.
Messrs. Kaufelt and Snead were ap-
pointed committee TO purchase the
horse and buggy for sum which is not
to exceed the amount appropriated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

, ICBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT
1 Or HEAT. Highly recommended ss a
tL.l.L. Al lnslnad ni Alnounllc trlnks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
knights OF Labor Assembly DIS.
banded.

Iby teIegrHVD 10 lH7 DNPdVH'I
WHMNGToS, DEL, July 22.-Ger-
mania Assembly, No. 1898, Knights Of
Labor, OF this city, disbanded last eve
ming because OF the order prohibiting
the use of intoxicating beverages at
pic.nics and entertainments. The as
sembly numbered at one time ninety
one members, but since the issuance Of
that order has fallen off to tSenty.three.
Its charter will he returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

New York Fashion RazSar and St
Nicholas for August, Harper's Weekly
and Earpcr's Bazaar and Country
Gentleman at ~ LeoGard's, 905 Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
MADISON.

- !, = ~ :. - !
the democratic sons oi ms Ward'
or 10" o' tiem, "sST,,iDiSa fi, IL, III IN. lne
I'Us'ihss-S o"iV room ""du 'iI -,3u 'eIin- IN
''h"ch' Louls A"%l,nb7 '@iI5" T 'nc
m'cuhg 10 "l'cf ana c''r '' bur'oh'
t'q" was requested 10 "c' "S secrG-
tiooi|. bI' Brock ana Mcssis' @i j.
ROOF" Johnson ana ""i,II ,,., Nu'iS;'an
were 'Pp"in'' q 'eii'i'' " Ilcn "oill'l'- 'l'.
DOhS were ut'idi'u III "!''I 'ic IIa,u0S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
To subscriDers Telephone Exchange

Che storm late yesterday afternoon
ia rs considerable damage. ciusing
suspension Of service TO some OF our
subscribers. We hope to have things
IN working order by noon to-day.
l.. l.. WEST,
Assistant Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
tNDfitIAttENS.

III A. ATKINSON, FUR ssgys.3
A /. NlsnIAG USDERrAKEk. No.
~ Governor staoet. keoro constantly on halo
~ uAI~ChkKs aud SHkOUDs. County, Or
pise assortment u WALNUT and ChEbhf
JIhSI1 ChK, low fer cas,i. s.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
Joseph NJ. blair,
with

L. i. RoEEETsoN & Brother,
CD east Broad street,
Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pure
Medicidal Liquors at moderate prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
snectaI Announcement,

Meyers open Saturday till 10 7. II:
Close other days at 9 +. u. Sixth and
Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
phiIlips'sDigestiblo Cocoa

Unlike o,hor. .cocoa5 or chocolates, Il Is not
greasy. AID though containing all the nu.ri-
men; Of the richest cocoa bean, It Is 20 pre-
pared ua. II viii not disturb 81 digesti)n, and
makee a delicious table drink. All drlggisss
and grocer5 keep Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

4 lEBIG COMPANY'5 EXTRACT
L ! OF MEAT. To bshsd u all siotekeeopsrs,
gioccrs. and chemisis sole agents ioi 'ho
{. DAVID 4 CO,
feuchulch avenue, London, Eng
fy ~ SaSgf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
uENRICO HAPPENINGS.
VIII Admitted to PrObaie-Eo Prac'
tIce Law-Gther Items.

Judge Minor was at the county court
house for short while yesterday. No
cases we're tried in the court, but the
Will of Mrs. Mary L. Read was adj
mitted to probate. Her son, Clement
Read, qualified as administrator, and
gave bond in the sum Of $1,000. The
estate, which is property lying IN the
county, is valued at $500 less. The
court will be in session again to-day.
GILES TO PRACTICE Law.
Giles jackson (colored) yesterday
obtained a license TO practice law. lie
went first before Judge Barton, who
was holding Circuit Court for Judge
Wellford. and then before Judge
Faunteroy, of the Supreme Court.
Giles was a candidate for justice OF the
peace in the recent election, but was
beaten by small majority. he has
since that time been commissioned by
Governor Lee a notary public. lie
wields considerable influence i'll county
politics.
THE BROAD-sTBEET ROAD CASE.
judge Barton was at the courthouse
for q short while yesterday, but
did not render his decision in the
Broad Street road case, which was ar
eued before him on Thursday. lie is
expected to do so to-day. Judge Bar
ton is of the Fredericksburg circuit,
and came down 70 try this case for
Judge Wellford, who for certain rea-
Sons felt a delicacy in sitting. The
facts in this case have been published
in the Dispatch. a petition signed by
many of the property-owners OF the
county was some time ago presented to
the Board Of Supervisors, asking that the
Broad d-Stroot road be put in thorough
rerair. the bridges fixed, &c. The
board declined to make further I'M
proyemcnts, End application was made
to Judge Minor for a wit Of mandamus
compelling tine board to grant the petit
toners prayer, which, after hear
ing argument Of counsel, judge
Minor refused. An appeal was
taken to the Circuit Court.
Judge Barton only heard argument
On iho question Of a circuit Judge
having power to Issue a mandamn-
.lainst County Board of Supervisor,
ia road cases. The case was argued by
Nossrs Conway i. Sands and Robert
T. Hubard for the petitioners ani
Commonwealth h's-Attoncy Thomas ioi
the board, and submitted.
SUPERVISORS.
Tie nevly-elected Board OF Su"'r
visors will meet at the county cont
house Monday TO organize. The ap
pointment Of this meeting is made by
| law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

Ibe committee after hearing tho pa
per read made the appropriation ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

The Democratic voters OF jackson
Ward met in Kain's Hall, corner OF
First and Baker streets. -,
superintendent y. +. Hill being I'll
the meeting was presided over by M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

Z IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
/ 4 OF NEAT GKNuiyK ONLY wih ftc-stn.l,e
81 Baron L.eUigs signature Ia blue lax acFJSS
Iabfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23
,NTr wEArHrR REPORT.

49,, W.sgt>srcN. u. G.. July 80 ! 4 VI
Tcr NirriEiR. fair weather. winds gem
Iliiv orally wcsfariy. lower tcfnp p"rntufr.
'"." For No.ih NRr,liua aod soith caro-
k-liva. felr weather. Vagisnlo win'S'
generally sou,hcrly, lower tcmpera-
fUrC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

OEIU TVAIIINV M
k.r.l SCHOOL IONOElN. IT,! west :. anA-
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AIi. I,..IlaI Ial. school WI reopen oh
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-23

Tie nevly-elcctod Board OF Sn"'r-
visors will meet at the county court
house Monday TO organize. The ap-
pointnent Of this meeting is made by
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